What about the use of memory in a lucid dream, by way of memorization? Has anyone looked into that? It's clear the remembering or recall aspect of memory has taken the spotlight among lucid dreamers, but what about its equally important counterpart? What place does memorization take in the overall concept of memory and in a dream, specifically, a lucid dream? If we memorize something from within the dream, how much can/will it get skewed by the overall level of awareness one has while lucid? What other factors would come at play? Could one effectively recall the information exactly as it was intended to, once he/she wakes up? This is something that's been on the back of my mind for some time, one I've been wanting to test. I've read countless of people address that some of the novelty is lost from dreams when awake, and lucid dreams are no exception. Sometimes the experience itself is filled with numerous instances that include information intriguing to the dreamer. Perhaps words of wisdom provided by the subconscious, or maybe important events, even transcendental experiences. Some of these get lost in translation when transitioning from sleep to wakefulness. All this time the focus on memory has been put to use after the dream ends. Perhaps it's time we should work on it from within the inside as well. Finding the implications of memorization when lucid dreaming could prove beneficial.